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Pump Impeller Balancing

  • May 2025
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ICC InternationalGene Vogel
EASA Pump & Vibration Specialist

The impeller is the primary mass component on most pump rotors. Impeller balancing is an important component of pump repair. Proper balancing procedures will ensure the repaired pump will operate with a minimum of vibration.

Primary topics coverd are:

  • The different types of pump impellers and how balancing them varies
  • Where and how balance weight correction can be made
  • Whether single plane or two plane techniques are necessary
  • When pump impellers should not be balanced

This presentation is intended for pump repair technicians, engineers, supervisors and managers. The content will be beneficial for persons of all skill levels.

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